Price Pfister. Call 1-800-PFAUCET and if you can identify the part, they will send it to you. You may have to go to their site to find the faucet model, then download the installation instructions for a parts breakdown and part number. But some parts are generic to their models and all you have to do it describe it.

We're sorry to hear about the problem you’re experiencing with our product. We want to address this issue quickly, but our Consumer Service Team needs some additional information to proceed.

Please provide:

* The model number of the product. If you do not know this, please follow these directions: http://www.pfisterfaucets.com/do_it_yourself/how_to.aspx
* Any other specifics on the issue you’re experiencing
* A method to contact you (phone is preferred, but email is ok)
* Best time for contact (ex. mornings, evenings, etc.)

Price Pfister. Call 1-800-PFAUCET and if you can identify the part, they will send it to you. You may have to go to their site to find the faucet model, then download the installation instructions for a parts breakdown and part number. But some parts are generic to their models and all you have to do it describe it.

Thank you for stepping in with some help. We really appreciate the great folks here on Terry Love forums.

The Pfister Support Team

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Mr. Pfister: You could be of great help if you could LOOK AT THE PICTURE. We are all trying to identify it based on our experience and whatever catalog and internet resources we have. hj thinks it is PP, and I agree it looks familiar. It also resemble an AS. YOU should be able to tell us instantly if it is PP, and if so, what parts he needs.

We're sorry to hear about the problem youâ€™re experiencing with our product. We want to address this issue quickly, but our Consumer Service Team needs some additional information to proceed.

Please provide:

* The model number of the product. If you do not know this, please follow these directions: http://www.pfisterfaucets.com/do_it_yourself/how_to.aspx
* Any other specifics on the issue youâ€™re experiencing
* A method to contact you (phone is preferred, but email is ok)
* Best time for contact (ex. mornings, evenings, etc.)

Thank you redwood for venting all our frustrations. Frankly, given the state of technology, most of the major manufacturers should be ashamed of their websites. They are only interested in selling new stuff, and not supporting the older models. Moen,PP, Delta.....if you don't know the model number, and especially if it is not a current model, good luck finding parts lists. Of all the bigs, kohler has the best support, in a way. They have parts breakdowns for everything....a little tedious to search, unless you know the model number, though.

I cannot thank you all enough for this tremendous help.
Unfortunately the store where I bought the faucet is now out of business.
It does look like it is an older model of a PP Savannah.
The faucet is dripping so I think I need to replace the little black rubber gasket inside the cartridge or maybe the entire cartridge.
I will contact PP directly.
This may just save my marriage!

They should have any and every faucet part you may need. I never needed anything from here (or any faucet parts for that matter) but a co worker swears by this place, they've been around for decades...

Guys,
Alfano would have been a long subway ride for me, so armed with the knowledge that I have a Price Pfister faucet, I went to New York Replacement Parts Corp. on 94th street and Lexington avenue, where the woman behind the counter instantly recognized my cartridge as Price Pfister part #P910-900. She knew the part number off the top of her head. I bought one for $15.00 [sealed in apparently the original plastic], took it home and it fixed my drip. Now I will call Price Pfister directly for a couple backup cartridges.
Thanks to all you guys, I have harmony in my home again.
This forum is a great thing.